© Aurélie Capodiferro
The textile components of this installation were hand-woven on a 19th-century Jacquard loom with cotton and cashmere threads. They were both then assembled on a wooden support which rotates on a motor-powered wooden base. The colourful part of the damask represents the daylight, while the black and white section stands for the dark nights: this continuity of night and day gives the piece its name.
Detailed Features
● Type: Installation
● Dimensions: 96 H x 28 Ø cm
● Material: Hand-woven Damask, wooden support
● Date: 2020
Next of EuropeExhibition
Exhibitor
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